A quick note to point out a blog post we found for those looking for a great way to explore Miami Beach’s MiMo architecture on a bicycle. While this post focuses on Lincoln Road Mall, it also describes to best way to get on up into the MiMo district where the ghost of Morris Lapidus still lingers around the Fontainebleau, Eden Roc and Seacoast Towers.
While Lincoln Road Mall has little in the way of MiMo architecture, it’s still a great pit-stop as you make your way up the Beach in search of mid-century modern sights.
The post also points out some parks and rest areas, in addition to several good restaurants and watering holes. It’s a great way to spend the day exploring Miami Beach.
The City of Miami Beach celebrates the recent completion of its historical 10th Street Auditorium and Beach Patrol headquarters. These historic facilities, originally constructed in 1953 and 1939 respectively, were recently restored to modern-day use while honoring their 
The two decades that followed World War II were a period of extraordinary growth in Miami and 
While Art Deco architecture is distinctly different from the Miami Modern theme of this site, we feel this particular event is well worth mentioning to our readers.
Kenzie L. Perry is the first leading artist to exhibit an art collection created exclusively for the 2nd Annual Cinco de MiMo Festival to showcase Miami Modern (MiMo) Architecture on Biscayne Boulevard. As a participating vendor in the festival last year, Perry saw a potential opportunity to celebrate his neighborhood and to help the MiMo Biscayne Association through his artistry. 